While most major Australian events have pivoted online or taken the year off in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Canberra’s annual tulip festival Floriade still went ahead – though it looked a little different this year.
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The globe’s best photojournalists are recognised in this year’s World Press Photo Exhibition, currently in Sydney. Lucinda Garbutt-Young found out why the exhibit is so striking, and what it means for the future of creative journalism.
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Despite their incarceration, Indigenous inmates at the Long Bay Correctional Complex in Sydney are acutely aware of the devastation caused by summer’s bushfires. The proof is in their art.
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Once you achieve the sum total of all your dreams, what do you do afterwards? Last year’s Archibald Prize winner Tony Costa, spoke candidly about life after success.
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The worldwide lockdown has seen the rise of “quarantine albums” from pop icons. But what can a backyard Aussie band do in a global pandemic?
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From the blue waters of Greece to the mountains in their own backyard: Tanna Nankivell has watched her mother and her business partner adapt their popular Ladies Escapes to a COVID-19 world.
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Zachary Bennett-Brooke has shipped his art all over the world and created pieces for celebrities such as actor Chris Hemsworth and pro-skateboarder Tony Hawk.
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GNT is an outrageous, highly-styled and intentionally vulgar animated short that follows one woman’s mission to conquer social media and develop thrush to upstage her friends.
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